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As the Hoomanely community grew, we ran into a familiar problem. Our global feed initially worked well. It helped users discover content, ask questions, and engage with pet parents across the platform. But as activity increased, conversations started overlapping, important posts got buried, and engagement slowly shifted from participation to
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We start simple—a few functions, clean handlers, everything works beautifully. Then our application grows, and we need to do more work than fits inside a single request. Generate AI insights. Send emails. Trigger analytics. Run follow-up jobs. And the temptation appears: "Let's just spin up a
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Hoomanely products are no longer just mobile apps or hardware devices in isolation. They are systems—a combination of sensors, firmware, mobile applications, dashboards, and cloud intelligence. At Hoomanely, as we build connected pet devices and real-time insights for pet parents, one recurring question keeps coming up: Can we stream
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Modern apps are full of notifications, reminders, and generic tips. Most of them are ignored. At Hoomanely, we wanted to build something very different — a feature that feels personal, timely, and useful, without overwhelming the user. That idea became Paw Pulse: a daily, context-aware insight designed specifically for each pet.
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At Hoomanely, we're building a pet care platform. Our app allows users to: * Upload pet photos during onboarding * Attach images to community posts * Share short video clips * Upload pet tag images * Submit food label photos for AI analysis * Update profile and cover photos Each of these flows generates
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When we're building a pet health app, speed matters. A dog's nutritional needs can change based on age, breed, activity level, and health conditions. Waiting 2-4 days for app store reviews to push a simple content update? That's too slow when pet parents need
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Why We Even Built Tech-Enabled Pet Tags When we started Hoomanely, we knew pet parents wanted more than just another app. They wanted something tangible—something that bridges the digital world with their everyday life. That's when we started thinking about pet tags. But here's the
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Engineering Reliable Discounts with Shopify + Custom Logic at Hoomanely Discount codes look like a tiny UX element — just a textbox on checkout. But behind that little input field lives one of the most abused, most error-prone, and most revenue-critical systems in e-commerce. At Hoomanely, where we sell pet products including